Atlantic City's Caspian Point redevelopment gets green light

Development News in Huntington Beach Shopoff Realty Investments moved Magnolia Coast forward in Huntington Beach at 21845 Magnolia Street, with the Planning Commission on January 27, 2026 approving the tentative tract map (No. 19331) along with a coastal development permit and a conditional use permit tied to importing roughly 133,425 cubic yards of soil for site elevation. The 29-acre former Magnolia Tank Farm is planned as a mixed-use buildout with 200+ single-family homes, a 51-unit affordable multifamily community, a 215-room boutique hotel, about 19,000 square feet of retail, and roughly 4 acres of parks/open space. This keeps the project aligned with the previously certified EIR and the city’s specific plan, the project is currently in the horizontal-improvements phase ahead of grading and broader construction.

Planning permission and listed building consent granted for the restoration and sensitive redevelopment of the fire-damaged 1750s Daresbury Hall and its 17-acre grounds, with consent now in place for 45 high-quality new homes. This is a great example of how careful, collaborative planning and enabling development can unlock the potential of heritage assets that have remained underused for too long. The project blends heritage restoration with new-build housing in a way that delivers both place-making and viability – something we’re increasingly focused on in conversations with local authorities and statutory consultees. Eight apartments will be formed within the Grade II* Listed Hall itself, alongside 37 houses across the wider site, helping to fund the restoration of this historic building while bringing forward much-needed homes. Congrats to everyone involved in navigating this complex scheme through the planning process – a real demonstration of perseverance, partnership working, and positive outcomes for heritage and communities alike. Pegasus Group provided planning and heritage services. Read more from Place North West: https://lnkd.in/eBH9-AnX #Planning #Heritage #Regeneration #Housing #EnablingDevelopment

Menkes Developments has submitted a revised Site Plan Approval application for 218 Dundas Street East in Toronto’s Garden District, replacing an earlier condominium plan with a 44-storey purpose-built rental tower. Full story here: https://ow.ly/sliy50YpLxr

A & E Property LTD submits Green Street co-living plans: https://lnkd.in/e7VhQcp5 cc Medway Council and Arcvelop #btrnews #coliving #planning #residential #builtenvironment

After 44 years, the Imperial Lakes Planned Unit Development in North Naples took a step forward toward construction of 313 homes off a planned extension of Veterans Memorial Boulevard. The development was approved in 1982 for 430 multifamily homes, but the developer has asked to scale that down to 313 market-rate residences — single-family, two-family, townhouse and multifamily homes on about 78.28 acres north of Imperial Golf Club. However, the developer has been waiting for the boulevard to be extended west from Aubrey Rogers High School to U.S. 41, which is now expected to start by 2028. Know more now by reading the Gulfshore Business Magazine story by Aisling Swift. https://lnkd.in/eikJeKNA

On Wednesday, the St. Petersburg Development Review Commission ultimately approved a site plan from Delray Beach–based Kolter Multifamily to build Alton Skyway, a luxury garden-style apartment development at 3200 34th Street South. The approval passed with a 5-1 vote. The property, owned by St. Petersburg College, includes several educational buildings that will be demolished to make way for Alton Skyway, a two-phase development featuring eight five-story buildings and neighborhood-scale retail. https://lnkd.in/eXxyarMK

Construction begins on Red & Co's $250 million Como in Varsity Lakes. The 16-level lakeside project overlooking Lake Orr will deliver 156 apartments and marks a major milestone for Red & Co, as they expand beyond their established Brisbane portfolio. “We’re thrilled to announce a start to construction of COMO in conjunction with the official launch of the project, our first for the Gold Coast,” said Red & Co director and co-founder, David Laverty. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g3TB9rCd . . . . #GoldCoast #QLD #VarsityLakes #OffThePlan Annie Hourahane

Great news out of Middleville! The activation of this high-priority site that is the north gateway to town on M-37 has been a long time coming for this community I'm proud to call home. Multiple developers tried and couldn't make it work here. Nate Heyboer and his team - armed with vision and determination - found a way, tapping into the Brownfield Housing TIF tool to get the project across the finish line and deliver much needed workforce housing that the community had long outlined in their vision for this site. And the fast lease-up? Not a shock at all given the housing demand in that area. Big kudos to Village leadership Craig Stolsonburg and Douglas Powers - among others - for collaborating to make it happen. These projects don't come together without people willing to put in the work on the public side too. We at SMEUSA were glad to assist on the brownfield piece and proud to see this one come to life! Casey Smith, CPG | Elizabeth Masserang #Brownfield #CommunityDevelopment #WestMichigan #HousingDevelopment #Middleville

Arrow Real Estate Advisors successfully arranged $70 million in construction financing for Glass House Boca Raton, a nine-story luxury residential development in the heart of downtown Boca Raton. Led by Arrow’s Morris Betesh, Morris Dabbah, CFA, and Louis Halperin, the financing from Maxim Capital Group marks a major milestone for the project as it moves into vertical construction, with completion anticipated in 2027. Glass House Boca Raton will introduce the city’s first modern glass residential building, featuring 28 boutique residences and a rooftop amenity deck with ocean, Intracoastal, and golf course views. The development continues to see strong demand in one of South Florida’s most sought-after markets. Thank you Commercial Observer for highlighting this deal. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/esi4VkjC

Two property industry stalwarts have launched a new land and development company in Warwickshire. Henley-in-Arden-based Redford Developments Limited has an active property and development portfolio of 10 brownfield sites, capable of accommodating 1,200 new homes and 80,000 sq ft of commercial space. The company was founded by chief executive Richard Mees MRICS and chairman Eric Grove who were formerly at the helm of Rainier Developments. https://lnkd.in/eP4mwUTV